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Students plant a young native tree during a streamside planting day in Porirua.

Over 100,000 plants planned for Porirua streams

March 12, 2026 Tim Wilson 0

More than 100,000 native plants will be planted along Porirua’s waterways this year as the city expands its streamside restoration programme aimed at improving the […]

People attending the launch of the Te Awarua – Kai Ora digital tool at Pātaka Art + Museum

Pātaka hosts launch for digital tool to track harbour health

March 5, 2026 Tim Wilson 0

A new digital modelling tool designed to help monitor and understand the health of Te Awarua-o-Porirua Harbour has been launched at Pātaka Art + Museum. […]

A row of children’s bicycles parked under a wooden shelter at school, alongside a young child wearing a bright green helmet riding a small bike along a footpath.

Porirua tamariki lead active travel push

March 2, 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Hundreds of tamariki across Porirua are expected to swap car rides for walking shoes, bikes and bus passes this month as Movin’March returns for its […]

A large fallen tree lies across a forest trail, its roots exposed and branches tangled, blocking the path in a bush-covered park area.

Rangituhi tracks close after storm damage

February 26, 2026 Tim Wilson 0

All tracks connecting Boundary Rd to Spicer Park have been closed after significant storm damage left trees unstable and branches at risk of falling. Porirua […]

Fallen tree resting on power lines in Porirua after severe windstorm.

Storm damage leaves 260 without power across Porirua and Wellington

February 23, 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Wellington Electricity says 260 customers in Porirua and Wellington remain without power after severe wind brought down trees and damaged electricity lines across the region. […]

Hand holding a black official Porirua pre-paid rubbish bag beside a wooden fence at a residential kerbside.

Porirua Trash Cash Cow – Coming to an End

February 19, 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Porirua’s Spicer landfill, which currently generates about $4 million a year to offset rates, is likely to close in 2030, ending what has effectively been […]

A yellow dump truck tips a large load of rubbish onto a landfill site while heavy machinery operates in the background under a clear blue sky.

Half of Porirua recycling sent to landfill

February 19, 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Half of Porirua’s kerbside recycling collected in 2024 was ultimately buried, including most of the city’s glass, a new council report shows. A 19 February […]

Members of the Patterson family, who run Insulation Tech NZ, featured in a Porirua News business spotlight.

Family business helps insulate Porirua homes

February 11, 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Insulation Tech NZ is carrying out insulation and Healthy Homes work in Porirua as part of its wider service across the Wellington region. Insulation Tech […]

Aerial map showing Pascoe Avenue and surrounding properties in Paremata, with coloured lines marking underground wastewater and stormwater infrastructure near the shoreline.

Porirua wastewater overflow raises concern amid system failures

February 8, 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Wellington Water says a wastewater overflow reported in Paremata on Friday evening has stopped, but questions remain after a resident reported sewage flowing again on […]

Porirua ratepayers could face reduced public transport and flood protection services if the Government proceeds with proposed rates capping, Greater Wellington has warned.

Rates capping could hit Porirua transport and flood protection

February 7, 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Critical services relied on by Porirua residents, including public transport and flood protection, could be compromised if the Government proceeds with its proposed rates capping […]

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